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Click to Expand/Collapse OptionIntroduction
Click to Expand/Collapse OptionChaldeans
Click to Expand/Collapse OptionChaldeans
Click to Expand/Collapse OptionLydians
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Click to Expand/Collapse OptionHebrews
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The kings of the Persians 
Cyrus, for 31 years. 
Cambyses, for 8 years. 
Smerdes the magus, for 7 months. 
Dareius the son of Hystaspes, for 36 years.  In his reign, the temple at Jerusalem was rebuilt, after the first [temple] had been burnt down by the Babylonians. 
Xerxes the son of Dareius, for 20 years. 
Artaxerxes, who was called Longimanus [Macrocheir], for 41 years.  In his reign, Ezra and Nehemiah were the leaders of the Hebrews. 
Dareius, for 7 years. 
Artaxerxes, for 40 years. 
Ochus, for 26 years. 
Arses, for 4 years. 
Dareius, for 6 years.  Alexander the son of Philippus killed Dareius, and ruled over the empire of the Persians and Assyrians for 12 years. 
After Alexander, there were Macedonian kings for 295 years, until the death of queen Cleopatra, who reigned in about the 187th Olympiad [32-29 B.C.].  In her time, Augustus was emperor of the Romans, who was called Sebastos in Greek.  (71) [Cleopatra died] in the 15th year of Augustus' reign.  From then until the 202nd Olympiad [29-32 A.D.], and the 15th year of Tiberius Caesar, there are 52 years.  And from then until the 20th anniversary of Constantinus, there are 300 years. 
We will now proceed to the chronology of the Hebrews. 
(71) THE HEBREWS 
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